**TODAY ONLY! 04/11/2014** Patriot Autobahn 16GB USB 2.0 & SK Hynix 256GB SSD

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Patriot Autobahn 16GB USB 2.0 Pen Drive (PSF16GLSABUSB) @ £4.98 inc VAT

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Designed with an ultra-compact form factor, the Patriot Memory Autobahn is the best solution for those looking for both excellent USB 2.0 performance and high capacity in an extremely portable storage device. Plug in the Patriot Memory Autobahn and it becomes barely noticeable as it is made to sit flush against the device with no protruding body to catch snags. Rock your tunes with ease, the Patriot Memory Autobahn is plug and play compatible with stereos that support a USB connection. The Autobahn is available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities capacities so perfect for carrying your favorite songs with you wherever you go. The Patriot Memory Autobahn is compatible with Windows® 8, Windows® 7, Windows® Vista®, Windows® XP, Windows® 2000, Windows® ME, Linux 2.4 and later, Mac® OS9, X and later. Backed by Patriot Memory’s award winning customer service, the Autobahn comes with a 2-year warranty.

- 16GB
- USB 2.0


Only £4.98 inc VAT.

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SK Hynix 256GB SSD SH910A SATA 6Gb/s -l (HFS256G32MNB-2201A) @ £69.98 inc VAT

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SK hynix, one of the worlds largest manufacturers of NAND flash is entering the market with the own SSD the SH910A. SK hynix's multi-level cell (MLC) launch products come in two capacities 128GB and 256GB.

SK hynix SSD offers the highest level of SSD performance at this level.
The SK hynix SATA SSDs utilize a System on a Chip (SOC) design to manage a full SATA6 Gb/s bandwidth with the host while managing multiple flash memory devices on multiple channels internally.

The clean sleek white SSD design is ideal to create a smart looking system that sets itself out from the rest.

Specifications
- Capacity - 256GB
- NAND - F20 64GB 20nm MLC NAND
- Sequential Read 128KB - 530MB/s
- Sequential Write 128KB - 410MB/s
- Random Performance 4KB IOPS Read - 94,000
- Random Performance 4KB IOPS Write - 75,000
- Power Consumption
- Active - 140mW
- Idle - 90mW
- DEVSLP - 5mW


Only £69.98 inc VAT.

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White SSD's....where were you when I was thinking of building an all white NZXT H440, you know, with SSD's in 'yer face on display, and no dammit, I don't want black,green,red,blue trim.
 
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I'm very interested in this drive but I am rather baffled by the opposing conclusions that HEXUS and BIT-TECH come to in their reviews. Puzzling.

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They both compare against a diff set of drives. Bit tech against the mx100 512GB and 128GB 840evo. While Hexus against the mx100 256GB version (slighly worse perf vs mx100 512), the m500 and corsair force lx 512GB.
Notably hexus they don't show low QD 4k but list the QD32 4K which is odd and seems a bit of an oversight, and suggests may value it less in their review and conclusion.
With that in mind they both look to paint a similar picture.
 
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They both compare against a diff set of drives. Bit tech against the mx100 512GB and 128GB 840evo. While Hexus against the mx100 256GB version (slighly worse perf vs mx100 512), the m500 and corsair force lx 512GB.
Notably hexus they don't show low QD 4k but list the QD32 4K which is odd and seems a bit of an oversight, and suggests may value it less in their review and conclusion.
With that in mind they both look to paint a similar picture.
So, between this Hynix and the MX100 256GB, which would you say comes out top?
 
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Just noted that both the reviews used the mx100 512GB and then did the conclusion against the 256GB.
No experience with the hynix but I think they're much of a muchness. Just get whichever you can find cheaper, which doesn't help for the offer! Installed an mx100 256 for a family member a couple of weeks back, quick and snappy, gave readings faster than my m4 256GB, couldn't tell the difference, nor against a previous samsung 830 128GB.
At the same price i'd prob be inclined towards the crucial drive, mainly because I used them in the past.
 
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